Plugins/Modules > phpFox TinyMCE WYSIWYG Text Editor 1.7
phpFox TinyMCE WYSIWYG Text Editor 1.7Date: 5 March 2011 | Posted by: ubook |
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TinyMCE is a platform independent web based javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control released as Open Source under LGPL by Moxiecode Systems AB. It has the ability to convert HTML TEXTAREA fields or other HTML elements to editor instances. TinyMCE is very easy to integrate into other Content Management Systems. Plug-in Details Benc Enterprises AB provides a free open source plug-in to integrate TinyMCE with phpFox under the MIT License. Version: 1.0 phpFox Source Modifications: None Official Support: Yes for the plug-in; no for the editors output. Requirements phpFox Version: 2.0.5 or higher Important Notices Since TinyMCE needs to use the style attribute the plug-in forces the script to allow it, which is something we disallow by default. Due to this and the actual product being developed by a 3rd party company (TinyMCE) we cannot support the actual output of the editor. We can support the actual plug-in, which enables the editor on certain forms. This plug-in also enables the feature "XHTML Valid". This feature cleans up any invalid HTML tags, which are usually tags that are not properly closed. This feature requires PHP DOMDocument, which is enabled by default on most PHP builds. Installing the Plug-in 1) Download the ZIP attachment. 2) Extract and upload the contents found within the "upload/" folder to your sites root directory. 3) Log into your AdminCP and go to: Extensions >> Product >> Import Products 4) Look for the product "TinyMCE" in the table and click the "Install" link. 5) Go to: Settings >> System Settings >> Manage Settings >> Content Formatting 6) Look for the setting: WYSIWYG Editor set it to: tiny_mce Click the submit button at the bottom of that page. TinyMCE should now have successfully been installed and enabled on your site. To test the feature try adding a new blog. Plug-in Settings We provide several settings you can edit direct from your AdminCP by going to: Settings >> System Settings >> Manage Settings >> TinyMCE See full article |